- highly urbanized - high percentage of people working in manufacturing (2nd) and and service (3rd) industries - technology advanced (computers, cell phones, internet users) - GDP: high - GDP per capita: greater than $11, 500 - GDP by sector: *agriculture: 5% *industry: 40% *services: 55%
- Labor force: *agriculture: 1% *industry: 20% *services: 79%
2. Characteristics of DEVELOPING Countries:
- more rural - high percentage of people working in agriculture (1st) - I.M.R.: high (less than 10 per 1000) - Unemployment rate: high (more than 10%) - Population below poverty: high (more than 20%) - Life expectancy: low (less than 70) - literacy rate: low (less than 92%) - H.D.I.: 750 - GDP: low - GDP per capita: less than $11, 500 - GDP by sector: *agriculture: 35% *industry: 35% *services: 30%
3. examples of secondary industries: Primary Industry →involves changing natural resources into primary products. Like raw materials for other industries Ex: Farming, agriculture, agribusiness, fishing, forestry and all mining and quarryingindustries
4. Examples of SECONDARY Industries: oExamples: Automobile Manufacturing,
Steel production,
Textile industry,
Energy industry,
Metalworking,
Tobacco industry,
Brewing industry 5. Examples of TERTIARY Industries: Kroger, finance, insurance, investment, real estate, transportation, computers, telephone sales, book stores, radio stations, Comcast, First Tennessee Bank, Regions, Hilton Hotels, Chick-fil-a, Malco Movie Theaters, Plumbing, Hutchison School, Doctor, Police, Fire fighters
6. Examples of QUATERNARY Industries: Definition: sector of industry including the intellectual services, an extension of the three sector hypothesis of the industrial ·research, development, and information ·cancer researcher ·St. Jude ·Creative industry (Computer software, animation, new media, and brand creation) ·Google ·Library ·intellectual services ·information generation ·information sharing -Usually goes with tertiary industries -Located in developed countries services: 30%
1. Characteristics of DEVELOPED Countries:
- highly urbanized- high percentage of people working in manufacturing (2nd) and and service (3rd) industries
- technology advanced (computers, cell phones, internet users)
- GDP: high
- GDP per capita: greater than $11, 500
- GDP by sector:
* agriculture: 5%
* industry: 40%
* services: 55%
- Labor force:
* agriculture: 1%
* industry: 20%
* services: 79%
2. Characteristics of DEVELOPING Countries:
- more rural
- high percentage of people working in agriculture (1st)
- I.M.R.: high (less than 10 per 1000)
- Unemployment rate: high (more than 10%)
- Population below poverty: high (more than 20%)
- Life expectancy: low (less than 70)
- literacy rate: low (less than 92%)
- H.D.I.: 750
- GDP: low
- GDP per capita: less than $11, 500
- GDP by sector:
* agriculture: 35%
* industry: 35%
* services: 30%
- Labor force:
* agriculture: 40%
* industry: 30%
* services: 30%
3. examples of secondary industries:
Primary Industry → involves changing natural resources into primary products. Like raw materials for other industries
Ex: Farming, agriculture, agribusiness, fishing, forestry and all mining and quarrying industries
4. Examples of SECONDARY Industries:
o Examples:
Automobile Manufacturing,
Steel production,
Textile industry,
Energy industry,
Metalworking,
Tobacco industry,
Brewing industry
5. Examples of TERTIARY Industries:
Kroger, finance, insurance, investment, real estate, transportation, computers, telephone sales, book stores, radio stations, Comcast, First Tennessee Bank, Regions, Hilton Hotels, Chick-fil-a, Malco Movie Theaters, Plumbing, Hutchison School, Doctor, Police, Fire fighters
6. Examples of QUATERNARY Industries:
Definition: sector of industry including the intellectual services, an extension of the three sector hypothesis of the industrial
· research, development, and information
· cancer researcher
· St. Jude
· Creative industry (Computer software, animation, new media, and brand creation)
· Google
· Library
· intellectual services
· information generation
· information sharing
-Usually goes with tertiary industries
-Located in developed countries
services: 30%
3. Examples of PRIMARY Industries: